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A philosophical treatise against the practice of forced labor for income

  • Aug 16, 2014
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An abridged reading of ‘The Abolition of Work’ by Bob Black

Please take the time to read the full, unedited essay available Here

Slaving away at the typical corporation in this day and age does not exactly evoke a feeling a freedom. Given the ubiquitousness of government “privilege,” corporate fat cats can pretty much get away with whatever they want, provided of course they are not too obvious (although there are exceptions to this informal rule, such as the 2009 banker bailouts). Perhaps it is past time to reconsider the desirability of individuals needing to exchange their labor for wages.

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